Flavia Palmiero, the former actress and children's TV host, is now gracefully making her mark as a textile entrepreneur. While in a relationship with film producer Luis Scalella, the artist took a moment to reflect on the formula for her life as she approaches her sixth decade.
According to the Argentine News Agency, Palmiero does not deny her age, has not considered body-enhancing surgeries, and aims for "a healthy life," while expressing immense gratitude for a life full of unexpected twists.
"Regarding my age, I have no problem at all! I love that he's a producer, I admire him. But I don't want to go back there," explained the now-businesswoman in an interview with journalist Flavia Fernández.
Flavia emphasized that her success is the result of hard work, not just luck: "You may have a tendency for exceptional things to happen to you, but to reach a safe harbor, it is essential to work hard, be disciplined, and have a clear horizon."
She also spoke about her career: "I faced stadiums with 20,000 people at a time when not everyone did. I played at that since I was a child; it was never something planned or pushed by my family. What happened with my career is that I had that internal flame."
When asked about her wildest dreams, she replied: "Crazier than being 20, going to a casting, and being told you'll be the star of the first film about Evita in the history of world cinema?" Flavia also noted that her current relationship with Scalella has lasted 13 years and is a "beautiful one."
"One is born with a star, but that's not enough. I do many productions and I'm putting them out little by little. Art, like love, is never bought," she concluded.
